In Istanbul you can visit Ottoman mosques and Byzantine churches, visit one of the many bazaars in the old town or commute by ferry between Europe and Asia.
After spending a couple of days in this city, every avid traveller knows that there is no other place like this.

The history of Istanbul is going back to more than 600 years BC, when a little colony named Byzas was founded. Nowadays around 20 millions of people are living in this prospering city.

Travelling by car into a city requires a safe and monitored car park. A soccer club in Sultanahmed is offering motor home plots including electricity. Showers and the washing machine of the sports club are included as well. Somebody is there for 24 hours a day and the historic old town is in between walking distance. The perfect place for leaving the car in a city with around 20 million inhabitants.

Istanbul is a pretty safe city, public transport is very cheap, the metro-net is perfect and the ferries can be used for kind of for free.
Bargaining on the markets and bazars is common and prices are a little higher compared to other parts of Turkey.

A few more impressions of Istanbul:

The spice bazaar is one of the oldest bazaars in Istanbul. All different kind of spices, tea, sweets and other herbs can be bought from many different vendors.